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Sure, there are more dangerous things ...
... but I'm not going to stop locking all the doors in my house just because one of the Windows doesn't close all of the way.

The laws should be re-written to include any system that is compromised. This includes online threats, as well as backups. Obviously, companies aren't going to police themselves, and most are pretty lax when it comes to security.
Posted by: coffeenite   Posted on: 02/07/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Not such a big deal after all  Roger Ramjet | 02/07/06
So, I'm assuming that ...  coffeenite | 02/07/06
But, there are thousands of things more dangeraous than lost backup tapes,  DonnieBoy | 02/07/06
Sure, there are more dangerous things ...  coffeenite | 02/07/06
But we are talking 1000x more dangerous, with no reporting required.  DonnieBoy | 02/08/06
Yes ...  coffeenite | 02/08/06
Oracle is the easy part  voska | 02/07/06
Organized criminals would NOT go after tapes, they don't want you to know  DonnieBoy | 02/08/06
Why the the average thief?  jsargent | 02/08/06
People don't find tapes......  Edj_z | 02/08/06
My thoughts exactly. You have to report even ENCRYPTED backup tapes being  DonnieBoy | 02/07/06
So, you have data on an internet facing computer. A zero day  DonnieBoy | 02/07/06

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